Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-23

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 cous!.s sr rds-ses which may have been committed by Indians on Che res,r'a- ton as such cases must go to iucson or Pbepix. but offensss committed outside of the reservation in Gila county, Wi-! be taken coguiZance Of.
 SAcHAyUSIo, April lS.--The fastest time ever made on the railroad between Sacramento and San Frauciscc, was made this morning by locomotives NO 4j and l54, drawing the second section, composed of nineteen cass ca.s and naS gage of she National Opera Company : train between DavisvI.le and Suisrn' - miles were Iua m twenty seven minateo. Billings and Clark were tEe engineers
 ST. LoU1s. April Is-J C. Eagcn. deputy recorder Of votes, c1rUcted Ol committing election frauds by falsely registering the names Of voters lsst NO yenber, was sentenced n the Onlted States Court to day tO serve two years ih the pen!.suilary.
 LOUISVILLE, April lS.-FIve hundred moulders quit work ID this ciiy ms morning when the patterns from St, Louis were gwen out.
 CHIcAGo, April 1S.-Telecraphic com munication between New York and the west was almost entirely cut oil tO-da! by reason of severe storms in the east.
 WAsHISGroS. April lS.-Tke presi- dent to-day appointed Colonel Wesley Merritt. 5lh Cavalry, to be brigsdief gen eral, vice Bugsdier General Orlando b. Wilcox, retired.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aprl 1S.-Ad7ices from Mexico state that The following notable American investments n real estate have been closed recently: syn- dicste composed of Chicago capitalists and United States army officers has par- chased q tract of 5.OO0,UU0 acres ly;ug in the States of COahullls. Durango and ChlhuahuB, ID Northern Mexico. The tract l. traversed by the Mexican Cen tral and also by the International road, which Huntington IS nuiliing from Ea- gle Pass to Laredo. O' this tract l,OU0, OJO acres is the finest cotton land ID The country. IL is in the famous LagOUnds district. A purchase of 23JOyJ acres has been made n the western part oi Chihuahua by Utal men. A thls tract is adjoining the Mormon colony, tho purpose ot the purchase can be readily guessed.
 LONDON. April lS.-Ihe steamer ashore of Boniiace is the Iasm ania and hot the Lavuu.8 as st first repOyte d.. l The TasmauIs belongs 10 the feulnsu- lar aud OrientE! Steam Navigation Company, 4i9S tons. It wEs bound f.om Bombay for MaIsciiies. T. strand ei on Morashi Rocks, south of Corsica. All the woman Gnd children amorS the passengers have been landed. She car ried 1SD passengers ot whom "A landed. Two French steamers are assisting il xcTk ot rescue. Assistance has E1ne from Aisecio aud Msrseilles. T-.e- graph cable repairing steamer N,i.a f1uniered off the IslaIi of Myccm -rs ID She Grc,iAn Archipelago. Portion ot the crew was drowned,
 WAsHr~GroS, April 1s.-In Eepl~ to Bishop kuuckerbOcEer, Of InGi.nEP iis, who inquired ss t0 the right Of railroads t1 transport missionaries Et specIal sa' e- tue iuter-commeTce commission writes lt has no power m the pTeJaI-es. "Iherr .s no doubt" Judge Cooley say-. 'ot the right ut railroads t1 grant sIgc..i preyi.eEe- to religious teachers and de- c.dIug n good faith what they will do. They can scarcely b= said Co incur thg risk of penalties. lue penalties are Tor the wiliful violation of the law and not for erTcrz e iuigrleat' Replies O! 60 similar pu-p0rt have been made Co Iu- quiries vi.h respect to transportation Ci persons bs acts of charity,
 MILWAUKEE, April Is A speci-l to the Evening Wisconsin says: Com psny F, llth Infantry, stationed at Fort Suily received orders yesterday to proceed a: once to Wlnnebago and Crow Reservation and drye settlers from those lands. The company under com maad of Captain Myers left yesterday evening, and cEmped st Canuiou last night. Orders are reported tO b- strict. calling for the destruction of property. if necessary. The greatest excitement exists aBd 1t would not be surprising Co see a miniature F ,il rebellion in1TgCr- Gted on those lands. This territory was thrown open by Arthur's administration in February, lNSi. and thousands cf honest settlers from all parts ct the United States rushed m and took pos session of claims. C,eveland's revcc- a1on Of Arthur's proclamation bGs brought on the present crisis.
 SAN JosE, hpFil ls.-C. NJ. SbortridSe editor Of the Mercury, vss arrested this afternoon on n charge ot criminal iIbe! preferred by M, ]. MeFtens, Nice-Prts.- dent of the San Francisco Bridge Com pauy, who asserted that he and others Of his company were hbeiled by the M.-.rr~. khn-Nrr.tsra UNH.~waI Fff SO on hIs own TecognizsEc5.
 WAsHISGToS, April l9-The inter- state commerce commission has decided to hear tbe representatives of trans continental roads On Thursday Of this week upon their application for s1s- pension of the long and short hsuls tea- ture of the bill.
 MADRID, April I9-Mlrshal Bazsine WAS dangerously wounded about the head with poignGrd by s Frenchman who. when be inflicted the wound, shouted in French, ths; he had avenged hls country.
 WAsHISGToS, April I9.-The Supreme Court mas decided the famous Maxwell Land Grant Co, et al ., ani aSRinat ihs ! settlers. The grant comprises 1,1OU,uOJ acres iu Colorado bnd New McxicO. and | Is worth not lees than SJJ,UOO.OUO.
 SAN FRASCIscO, April 19.-The com parRtive freight tsriffs oi ;he Southern | Pacific Co. and the Canadian Pacific I Co. printed here. shows that. owing 10 I the interstate commerce law, the latter company can make Q rate from San Francisco to Chicago and common points st B much less than the former. | The diff renee ia favor of the Canadian Pacific ranges from forty-fve to one hundred Bnd eighty-eisht dollars ger carload according 70 the class of freight.
 ST. LOUISVILLE, \. |. April l9.-A passenger train on the New York Cen lral Rall Road met with 6n accident near this place, nesr midnight. A land slide. which had been caused by tine rain there, threw the engine from the track. Engineer Edward Canary was killed, and the fireman had leg brok- CD. The passengers were badly shaken lp but none seriously injured. Tue